Bwog correspondent Jon Hill reports some awful Koronet-related news: prices have increased 25 cents, up from the $3/slice price, which lasted about a year. Hill researched some old data and used Microsoft Excel in order to illustrate for you, the concerned citizenry, the historical precedent for this price increase.
August 27, 2008
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In front of Butler
Kid 1: (looking at chalk) What is...
Kid 2: There was a vigil tonight.
Kid 1: Oh, but it's done... Was there food-
Kid 2: No, they had a vigil.
Kid 1: But like, isn't Burma a type of food...?
Kid 2: No, they
Kid 1: Because I was really hoping for free food -
Kid 2: Peter, people are dying!
Kid 1: I thought (slowly realizing) - Oh! I thought Burma was a type
of food... Oh... (genuine) forgive me for my ignorance!
In Koronets
Girl: Do you have pizza without cheese?
Worker: What?
Girl: Do you have a vegan pizza?
Worker: ......... No.
Girl: What kind of place is this?!
Worker: We can scrape off the cheese for you.
Thanks to Andy Pommier and Michelle Madejski for overhearing.
September 27, 2007
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While Bwog suspected that 2.75 for a grease-bathed slice of pizza the size of a John Jay single was simply too good to be true, we're happy that some parity has been restored to the Roti Roll-Koronet rivalry (a slice and an Aloo Masala Frankie are both $3.00), and delighted to see capitalism punishing the apparent majority of you who, for reasons that not even Bwog can comprehend, prefer the latter.
June 3, 2007
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January 31, 2006
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